| Volume 34 | Number
6 |
Winter
2003 |
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CareerTech Contributes to States High Ranking In Workforce Training
An influential national magazine
ranks Oklahoma 4th in the nation for work force training programs in
its October 2003 issue. Consultants polled by Expansion Management
magazine cited Oklahoma’s commitment to the Training for Industry
Program (TIP), which is for new and expanding businesses, Existing
Industry Program and Safety Training Program as some of the best programs
of their kind in the country.
Full Story
Governor Henry is a CareerTech Champion
At age 40 Brad
Henry is the youngest state chief executive currently serving in the
United States. His campaign materials were the familiar blue and gold
of the FFA, an organization in which he proudly claims membership.
Full
Story
CareerTech Instructors Achieve National Board Certification
Sixteen CareerTech
public school instructors recently joined the ranks of the 61 CareerTech
instructors who have received the prestigious status as a National
Board Certified Teacher duringr the past four years.
Full Story
Family
Farm Agribusiness is Alive and Well
with CareerTech
If your farm
records have outgrown the Red Wing boot box your dad used, you may
be a prime candidate for the Agriculture Business Management (ABM)
program at
your local technology center.
Full Story
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TechConnect Keeps Students Plugged In
Oklahoma students
can now stay plugged into technology preparation education from the
sixth through 12th grades through Technology Education, TechConnect
programs and their local technology centers.
Full Story
Auto
Manufacturers’ Investment with
CareerTech Pays Off
In the near future
the new car you buy will last three times as long as it would have 10
years ago. That means car owners will be going in more often for maintenance
and service with fewer repairs.
Full Story
CareerTech Prepares Future Parents, Early Care Educators
All
to often, young parents are not aware of all that is required to care
for young children. Although parents want the best for their children,
many times they are not aware of what is best for their child.
Full Story
YORK International Partners With Tech Centers
Americans
like the air in their homes and offices cool in the summer and warm
in the winter. When the air conditioner or heater goes on the blink,
Americans like to have quick and skillful service.
Full Story
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